At Verdier House, groups learn about the house's past from experienced docents skilled in engaging young learners. Discover Beaufort's rich history at the Beaufort History Museum, located in downtown Beaufort's historic Arsenal (1798).

Learn Together Lowcountry (LTL) is a homeschool cooperative dedicated to supporting local families through a unique blend of educational classes, events, and activities. LTL provides a welcoming and flexible environment where parents remain the primary educational authority emphasizing ministry-minded policies, fellowship, and high-quality classes. As a supportive community, LTL inspires families to stay steadfast in their commitment to homeschool strong.

Join us for a fun-filled fall field trip to Sweet William Stable! Kids will enjoy a hands-on lesson about life on a hobby farm, complete with interactions with friendly animals like horses, pigs, rabbits, peacocks, goats, and more.

Homeschoolers love our annual dolphin cruise. The Lowcountry’s Salt Marsh is home to many interesting creatures. Our guide will share their knowledge about what we find in the saltwater channels of Broad Creek. This trip is designed for students and includes a naturalist onboard to educate and answer questions.

Join us on the farm. Kids will love holding, petting, feeding, and taking photos with animals at the farm including pigs, bunnies, horses, goats, chickens, ducks, and more. S’mores and a fire pit will be provided, so grab a friend and your spot on this exciting field trip!

Enjoy all the animals in our Barnyard Zoo, check out the General Store, and enjoy the Great Pumpkin Patch. Spend time with friends at all the activities including the large jump pad, duck races, Haytona Speedway, corn grinding, steer roping, cow milking, and MORE!

It’s a beautiful time to monkey around in Bee City. Homeschoolers are wild about this interactive zoo, so there’s quite a buzz flying around - claw your way to tickets now!

Birds residing in the Lowcountry showcase remarkable adaptations for thriving in various habitats, extending from their beaks to their tails.

Enjoy all the animals in our Barnyard Zoo, check out the General Store, and enjoy the Great Pumpkin Patch. Spend time with friends at all the activities including the large jump pad, duck races, Haytona Speedway, corn grinding, steer roping, cow milking, and MORE! Last but not least, get your pumpkin from the patch to take home.

Homeschoolers love our annual dolphin cruise. The Lowcountry’s Salt Marsh is home to many interesting creatures. Our guide will share their knowledge about what we find in the saltwater channels of Broad Creek. This trip is designed for students and includes a naturalist onboard to educate and answer questions.

Join us for the cool water and amazing views at Summer Waves Water Park on Jekyll Island. Our annual group trip is always refreshing.

Come and enjoy friends new and old. Ask homeschool or co-op questions while the kids have fun. We will enjoy an icecream social, lunch, and time on the playground.

A field trip admission ticket allows students to explore the many diverse habitats and species at the impressive Georgia Aquarium. In this self-guided experience, all tickets include Aquarium admission, all available presentations, and all available animal galleries.

Using scientific sampling techniques and the lens of a microscope, students will investigate the one-celled plants and animals that live in our coastal waters.

Using scientific sampling techniques and the lens of a microscope, students will investigate the one-celled plants and animals that live in our coastal waters.

We are delighted to enjoy a nature excursion led by Angel Oak Academy. Discover a wide variety of fascinating critters. Learn about the salt marsh and maritime forest. View the river from different vantage points. Ask questions about all you see and learn together!

Get an introduction to the wonderful world of archaeology from a professional archaeologist. Students will be able to learn about the past as they excavate and identify artifacts from a simulated site dig box.

All age groups will enjoy exploring the Maritime Museum and learning about Animal Classification using models, furs, bones, and live animals. Ages 4-8 will learn about the wandering lives of jellyfish through an interactive sea jelly build; they will take home a crafted pet of their own. Ages 9+ will construct a model research buoy using limited resources. This team-building competition puts your knowledge of technology, engineering, math, and resourcefulness to the test.

Join us as we enjoy Bee City, a bee farm and interactive zoo. Learn the importance of the honey bee in an educational program teaching students how to become part of sustaining pollinators. Hand-feed monkeys, ringtail lemurs, alpacas, deer, goats, sheep, and pet bunnies. See the Wallabies, Antelope, Tigers, Snow Leopard, Serval Cats, and Cavies as well as many farm animals: Miniature horses and donkeys, turkeys, chickens, pheasants, and much more! See snakes from South Carolina as well as lizards, turtles, frogs & alligators.

Step back in time to an authentic nineteenth-century classroom. Engage in authentic grade-level appropriate reading, writing, arithmetic, and geography lessons and practice penmanship with quill pens. ​

Hobey Ford’s beautiful production “Animalia” explores the world of animals through movement, music, and visually stunning puppetry. The pieces include a magnified look at butterfly and frog metamorphosis, the world of birds, Ford’s classic undersea ballet of whales, frolicking dolphins, and otters. Experience the artistry and technical wizardry of Hobey Ford through the magic of these animated carved foam creatures in “Animalia.”

Join us on the farm. Kids will love holding, petting, feeding, and taking photos with animals at the farm including pigs, bunnies, horses, goats, chickens, ducks, and more. S’mores and a fire pit will be provided, so grab a friend and your spot on this exciting field trip!

Investigate the historical importance of indigo with a costumed presenter and learn how and why this plant became a valuable cash crop in South Carolina during the 1700s. Students will tie-dye a t-shirt with indigo dye as they explore the historic process of making indigo dye from the indigo plant. Students provide one white t-shirt. (2nd grade and up).

Come and enjoy friends new and old. Ask homeschool or co-op questions while the kids have fun. We will enjoy an icecream social, lunch, and time on the playground.